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CoNDENsED rELEGRAN1s.

The Railway Switchmens' Mutual Aid
Association OF North America began its
annual session Mt Indianapolis yesterday.
The large oil refining plant Of Lewis
Morton, OF Harmar, W. Va, Was totally
deAtroyed. Loss, $4,000; insurance, S13,-
900. .}9.s s5%.
The Tenth Pennsylvania Reserves will
hold q reunion at Butler on Wednesday,
and tho citizens have made great prepara-
tions for the event. RI
The street fair to be bold at East Liver.
pool, o., on the 2lst and 22l from present
Indications will surpass anything Of the
kind ever known in Ohio. ADS z,
Il Graham Shaw. a well known resident
OF Mckeesport, Pa, died suddenly ycster-
day morning at s o'clock. Deceased was
we'll when he returned on Saturday even.
ing. He was about 10 years old and leaves
q wife and three children. tS Z. a,
Y Detectives D. T. Sloan; John Lloyd and
NJ. Riordaa, Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio rail.
road, have run down a gang Of car rob.
bers at Harper's Ferry, w. Va, where
they have been uaing the old engine
house occupied by old John Brown as a
fort, as place to stow their captured
stuff. Six of the gang were captured and
locked up In jail ct Martinsburg to await
trial. Y: S2.5'2s5, Il;
The result Of Saturdays conference at
Rice's Landing, Pa., for the purpose OF
nominating a Democratic candidate ior
additional law judge in the Fayette. Green
district WAS in the nature Of deadlock.
This makes tho situation more unsatisfac.
tory than at the recent conference al
Carmichaels. At tho adjournment on
that occasion 1t was generally expected
that the next meeting Of the conference
would end in nomination. but the firm
manner in which the conferrees OF each
county stuck to their respective candid.
ates caused another adjournment without
results. 3, i Z, Z. & 4! iis A ;,I5 Eli
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( The AmorIcan. Chinese Syndicate.

LONDON, Sept. l9.-The Standards cor
respondent at Shanghai says: The Amor
ican.C Chinese Bank syndicate havo ac-
cepted Ii Hung Ohang's conditions. An
American official will depart for China
Il! Immediately to complete arrangements.
The bank will probably be started in
Shanghai and Tientsin, and branchea W i'll
be opened in Philadelphia and London in
the BpriHg, '7f'l-'s- ,S'-',.'N> - - -
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The Tory war on Irishmen at home
docs not dampsn tho s.dor Of Irishmen in
America. Therein the Tory policy is a
failure, for one OF the aims OF the Govern.
ment was to demonstrate to sympathizsra
in America the utter iutility Of continu-
ing their active operations in behalf OF
the stricken friends in the old country.
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Governor Foraker HetIcent.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 19. Governor For
aker WAS seen after his return from Phila.
delphia, and, in reply to question rala.
tive to his treatment and the occurrences
at the Cleveland reception which have ap-
peared in the papers, said: r.
"Thst which happened was Of such q
character that I have nothing whatever to
say in regard 10 further than 10 say that
Mrs. Foraker and have nothing to either
regret or explain. There were others who
.aw q v all that took place, and they can talk
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WAYSEssuRa. Sept. 10.-Last Saturday
night Spencer Grouse, who arrived in
Waynesburg Saturday morning, after. an
absence Of thirty.two years, was arrested
on suspicion Of having murdered one
George Thomas and thrown his body into
Ten.mlle creek, a short time before he
left this county. Thomas lived at Rogers.
vile, ak miles west Of here. Thomas was
a bad man, and the general opinion at
the time was that he had drowned him
self. His eon Ell, who lives here, had
Grouse arrested, who will have hearing
this afternoon, and no doubt will be re-.
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ANARCHISTS MEETING.
Herr Most Cheored mud tho Rod Flag Dis,
g.H. "@H played.

Herr Most Cheorcd mud tho Rod Flag Dis.
IsM.. played.
New YORK. Sept. l0,-Cooper Union
was packed tonight with Anarchists and
social;ats. Tho crowd numbered 3. 500, and
assembled to protest against the hanging
Of the condemned Anarchists at Chicago.
Ushers wearing red ribbons on their
breaots handed every person n
copy Of the incendiary proclamation
which was distributed on tie streets
the latter part Of the last week, de-
claring that the condemned Anarchists
should never be executed. Many wsmen
wore red ribbons and affected the red An
archist colors in their dreaseu.
Tho pictures Of the doomed bomb
throwers looked down from the front Of
tho platform.
"Vive Herr Moet," greeted tho Chief ss
to the tune OF Marsaillcs he stepped
upon the platform with red rosc
In hia button hole End a SLOUGH be-. pulled
down over hia eyes. Vroo.
man Was chosen chairman. In
his opening speech Vroomsn quoted
the Bible 10 show that Mosss slew man
whom he,found committing wrong. and
Miss Jones rose up end ehonted, ''Three
cheers for the Bible" 81
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DUBLIN, Sept. 9.--The Sheriff and a
party Of police today sailed in yacht up
the Shannon and surprised Burke, Lord
Clanricarde's tenant, who occupied
CloudegoT castle, and evicted him in
atartly. Alter the eviction the caetle was
6africaded and twenty men were left to
defend it. .: .5',.7g7911 ,i',I. 'Ts'1 /,
:, When the news of.the arrival OF the
sherlif spread three thousand psrsons
gathered to resiat the eervice Of the writ,
put they were too late 10 prevent Burke
from being evicsed. h, wy lltlzi:5 : z
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!. Il shnke.pIen.,r.e,s Conte,.long

WAsnlSaToN, Sept. l9.-Herbert J..
Browne, clerk in the postoflice depart
ment, will soon publish q small volume
entitled: "Is it Shakespeare's Comics
sion? The Cypotogram in His Epitaph."
Mr.. BrownaS oIaimes that the famous
epitaph on shakespeare's tomb at STRAIT
ford.on.Avon gives tho key by which the
cipher can be read. and he demonstrates
it to his own satisfaction. 81 tai&
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Now, THEN, Mr.. Lincoln, don't say that
any more. Everybody knows you don't
want 1t, and nobody knows what may
happen in this growing country. Take a
reof in your protcBtations before 1t can be
said. "Ho doth protest too muchn.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 1o.-An attempt
was made to wreck the eight o'clock train
on the Maine Central road, five miles
south Of Augusta, on Friday night, by
placing planks across the rails. The train
received oeyere shock but did not leave
tho track. This is the ninth uneuccoseful
attempt at train wrecking near this point
within fourteen years. The blenders are
known. "a N. (. s.-11-7S,,
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1o.-Captain Henry
B. Jenks, chief OF the railway mail ser.
vice for this district, received notice from
Washington Saturday that his servicea
wonld be dispensed with after October !.
Jenka entered the service twenty years
ago under President johnson, at the re-
quest OF General Grant. 4 He has been
chief Of the division Tor thirteen years. .!
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The German Democracy in Maryland is
frightened. That is something. But It
will not do for tho Maryland friends ol
good governmentto rest content with that.
German ID man Of vast resources. He
hos great interests under his thumb, and
80 long as he is formidable he will hold
them there. The way to dry up those
sources Of supply is to show that German
is not invinciblo. The way to do this is to
knock his ticket nky high. =, 4
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IN IRONS.
After n Hard Struggle Officers Recapture q
To- jail Breaker. s.E1.rs

~AAsoA - AAAu otAubbAc ouCeEb 4teCaptuf6 n
n- jail Breaker. 3s,' ,5
IsupEAlse, Mich, Sept. 1o.-Billy Nc.
Lain, pugilist and deaperado, broke jail q.
st. 1gnace on the ID inst. when reward
OF $3.50 was offered for his capture. He
fled to Cooks mill, near Two.Hearted
river, and from there escaped to Canada
atsaul! ST. Marie by rowboas. Il
Saturday night he visited saloon at the
American Salt and was met by Sheriff Nc
ksnzie, who attempted to arrest him. The
Sheriff was badly cut and kicked. Officers
Freeks and Ellis went to the Sheriff as.
sistauce, and aftor desperate struggle
McLain was placed in jail. "'
Before morning McLsin broke his hand
cuffs and the iron ventilator pipe in his
call, and dug out OF jail. Ho was captur.
ed again by a party and was heavily
iroued. ,.i. IA ,'f7s s;ss-E.5 :
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DaAartara f,nn.u.aI

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. l9.-Harvey
White, Of Landisville, this county, and
Walter Hawkins, Of Washington, D. O.,
who were in companies B and @, regular
army, stationed "a: Davis Island, N, Y.
deserted from that place come weeks AGO,
They were captured near here yesterday
and will be returned TO tho army author.
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Horrible Accident.

srRlsarlEID, O., Sept. lo.-Two sections
Of freight train on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne s Chicago Railroad coollided this
morning at Foster, a few miles east Of
here, b and the cars Immediately 4 took
IRE. rs II. Il N + g4j,5t Siaa
In one Of tho cars was can Of dyns.
mite, which exploded with coHsiderable
force, killing Fireman Ed. Bache, the en-.
gineer, whose name Is not learned, I and
three tramps who were stealing q ride,
The wreck is complete, and cannot be
cleared for several hours. g'II .G71aTs'a q
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A Murder NM auioiiia,

PHlIADrEaLpnlA, Pa, Sept. l9.-Richazd
Bsenner, q shiitleas German, who, while
in idleneas, had been given food and shell
ter by Frank Edel and his wife Elizabeth,
at tho their homo, No. 2l9 Fairmont
avenue. this afternoon shot and killed
Mrs. Edol, and then committed nuicide by
shooting himself through the heart. The
cause Of the deed IL supposed to be that
Mrs. Edel asked him for money in part
payment for his board. \, a II;:!'t7 N
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Captured by lsrlgauts.

SOFIA, Sept. s19.-Mr. Thomas Legg,
British member of Parliament for Newton, ;
who has been on shooting expedition in
tho mountain near here, was captured by
brigands recently. He pretended that ho
Was only a servant and had no valuables
about him. Therefore he was re!ersod
without ransom, and has reached this city ;.
safely. ~ 49, - - - Z
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II the Anarchists were batter advised
they would begin. to learn to aay their
prayers. They are going to hang, and the
rope is ready for them. More than this,
they richly deserve their fate. They are
not condemned for being Anarchists, but
for being murderers, and in Illinois hang.
ing is The penalty for murder. II they
had their full deserts every man Of them
would be hanged eeveral times, for theirs
was wholesale buiche.y.
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ono Effect OF Boodllng.

CulcAeo, Sept. 19.-County Commis,
aioner senns has prepared IN exhibit Of
the finances Of Cook county showing that
as result Of the course Of the Doodle
boa.d the county Is to-day eaddled with
liabilities sceresating 81 ,O7S COS, while the
resources foot up only Sl2l $50. saf
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LONDON, Sept. 19.-The Northumber-
land miners have decided by large ma.
]orlty to discontinue their support Of
Messrs. Thomas Burt, NJ. P. for Morpeth,
and Charles Fenwick, NJ. P. for Vans.
oeck. Both members are Gladstone Lib.
erals. They will probably retire from
Parliament. fg el,l go. E ~. Is
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WuEpLlNa's railroad facilities are valu-
able not only as such, but as directly
creating taxable values. Tho latest as.
sesmont Of this species Of property in Ohio
county foots up the handsome sum Of
S563 600, ry l
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A LoNd.uEADRD New York judge decides
that colored men have as much right to
gamble in their club houses as white men
have to gamble in theirs. Tho sacred
right to gamble iH not limited by trace.
color or prsv;ous condition OF servitude."
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CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Homesteaders are
rubbing into the wilderness near Barags,
Mich, at rapid rate to take up pine and
farming lands recently taken away from
the railroad company by ruling Of the
Interior Department. Tho lands com.
prise 25S.O00 acres Of uneelected and un-
improved mineral, pine, hard wood and
farming lands. 4. 15;oS, ! n = =
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Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, Ill.,.
says: Having received 80 much benetit
rom Electric BitterB, : l feel 1t my duty to
let suffering humanity know It. Have
had q running core on my leg for eight
years; my doctor0 told me I would have
TO have the bone scraped or leg ampu.
tated. ~ used, instead, three bottles of
Electric Bittors and seven boxes Bucklen's
Arnlca salye, and my lex Is now sound
and WE'LL" Is - J0I1.eYS>' = :
Electric Bittera arc sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye ~ 25c.
per boz by Logan 4 Go. : s1sl..s.I,, 4 y
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II. o. O. +.

# DENVER. Col, Sept. l0-The Sovereign
Grand Lodge Of the world I. o. 0. f.,
which assembled in this 4 city to-
day. is one Of the most important
eventa in the history Of Denver:
Governor z. Adams delivered most
eloquent address Of welcome on behalf Of
the State, and was followed by Mayor
Lee in behalf OF the city Of Denver.
Grand Sire J. Fl. White followed in a
lengthy address reviewing tho history Of
the worlds lodge. 3. ri
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A Clty.in Darkness,

PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. 1o.-The Jenney
Electric Light citation at Pekin was burned
this morning. This accident leaves that
city in darkness tonight. The loss on
the buildings and machinery is 81. 900.
No insurance. ,lfs, * ",
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CRAZY BROTHERS.
TWO Mon Delonging to tho Same Family
Adjudged Insane. WY; ,lNl
Spfctnl DiyDdch 10 ihs Infifiosnetr ~. X ItafYM.l

81
40 AdJudgsd Insane. IN s.l'l
Special Dapd!ch to hs In.tili0enetr. ,.., VI a %I
Rl1culs Q. H., W. Va, Sept. 1o.-on
Saturday last a man named Scott, living
near Ellenboro. this county, came to El.
lenboro and almost ecared the natives Of
the little town to death by flourlBhlng q
revolver around and threatening to shoot
everybody he saw. He carried on in this
manner all day, and In the evening sher.
III Hallam went over and arrested tho
man and brought him here to jail. Upon
examination 1t was found that he was a
hopelesaly insane person. Yesterday
evening a brother Of ecott's wan alro
brought here and jailed upon the same
charge. The family recently moved to
this county from northern State. The
two men will be taken to Weston. g=6
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Eloped with uls s1o,h,;r., r.,,n.I.a,, 1;,,,, !,

COLUMBIA, 8. O., Sept. .19.-Willlam An.
drewa, q resident OF Caldwell county, N. ..
O., asks the prees OF this eection to helm
him catch David Knight, a Baptlat minis.
ter, who, he says, has deserted his wife
and twelve children and eloped with Mrs,
Martha Andrews, hiu mother.in.law. !gS1l
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Expelled from Tho Prohibition Party.

111Fc1'u0 kfVt1f fHu z KV111Uft1ozz Hfeys
KANSAS Cry, NO., Sept. lo.-Dr. Lawe,
President Of the Missouri State Univer-
sity, and until recently leading Prohibi.
ZIONIST, hns been expelled from the party.
When the doctor established his nephew
in control Of the Centropolis hotel the
young man pleaded for bar, and his plea
was SO successful that the hotel now boasts
Of the hnest bar in the city. The Prohibi.
tion!ats now assert that the doctor is in one
sense q ssloon.keepsr, and until the bar Ia
given up he canno. class himself as Pro-
hibi.ionist. }57 5lE0g
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!: Fourtecn Children at slr n,r,b.

= New CASTLE, IND, Sept. o.-saturday
Mrs. William Wright, Of New Castle, gave
premature birth to four children. To add
to this record Mra. Wright has previous.
ly given birth 10 Ave pairs Of twins,
making fourteen children at ak births.I"I
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Dernhart's Son shoots a Journnll,t.,

PARIS, Sept. l9.-In duel yesterday
Maurice Bernhart, son Of Sara Bernhardt,
severely wounded a journalist named
Alexis. who had written an article reflect
ting upon the famous actress. ,E.O5s5
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Not Converted,

LONDON, Sept. l9.-The Duke OF Devon.
shire, in q written statement in relation
to the rumor that he had been converted
to the Irish policy Of Mr.. Gladstone, SAYS
the report is withou! foundation, E,'
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;pIst,nruisho Cd ounsel Engaged,

NEW YoRK, Sept. 1o.-An evening pa.
paper says Gen. Roger Pryor has agreed
to undertake; the case Of the condemned
Chicago Anarchists. Tho General said !:
II am awaiting the arrival Of Capt. w,
?. Black from Chicago with the papers in
the case. I expect him hero on Wednes'
day. Whether we take the case to the U,
s.. Supreme Court or not depends upon
my conference with Captain Black and an
examination Of the record, y5ss5i5s, 5235s \
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FIDELITY BANK wREcKERs,
Cashier Hopkins Says Harper Alone Is lie.

cAah'eE Aophins DAYS Anrper Alone Ii lie.
spDnsible. j
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. l0.-Mr. Benjamin
e. Hopkins, Assistant Cashier OF the late
Fidelitp bank, referring to tho nuit brought
by the Government. against him in con-
nection with E. L. Harper, Briggs Swift,
Ammi Baldwin and the directors, to re-
cover the losaen caused by the Fidelity
bank failure, says he can clearly show that
he knew nothing whatever Of the wreck
ing Of the concern until the very day be-
fore the collapse. ~ s.
He says nobody about tho bank knew
Of 1t except Harper, and possibly Miss
Joaie Holmee, and he charges upon Har-
per the whole responsibility. He is still
in jail but profeases strong hope to be free
fror-all blame as aoon as the case comes
to trial. lNl &
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MEDIA, Pa, Sept. lo.-Thomas Sharp.
less, who was bitten by a spider a few
weeks ago while picking tomatoes in his
garden, died last evening from the fleets
Of the bite. z q ( 4 ,3, 81 ~ : 8 ilIt5 =,
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HAsNT Philadelphia something else
that can be handled In a centennial way ?
No other city doea these things so well
and thoy arc particularly good things to
Il, W.. |. 4 .l.t tNl ~. 'H'N f...H.
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Eight Mon Killed,

LONDON, Sept. l0.-Eigh! men were
killed by boiler explosion on board the
West India steamer Fibre during the trial
trip in Stokes Bay to-day. 85S's: ,,.,'.',,-E &
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Another Centennial,

HuSTISaDoS, PA, Sept lo.-The cen,
tonnial celebration Of the founding 81
Huntington county began to-day. It viii
ontinue four daya. ,I1iS,l iIs
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onlco Holdera !. court III =, = Candidate.

N = UWt6 HoIuofa .OUurt VunuIuhtos I.TlT
II WAsuIsaroS, Sept. l9.-Gen. Thomas
Powell, Democratic candidate for Cover
nor Of Ohio, is stopping at the Arlington
hotel. So many psraons called to pay
their respects that he was forced to bold
an informal reception.
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Edwin Booth opens tho Season

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept, 19.-The new Hem
nepin Avenue Theatre was opened this
evening with magnificent performance
Of Julius Caesar by the Edwin Booth
Lawrence Barrett company. ;.1i
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Opera House Eurned.

oTruMwA, Iowa, Sept. TO- The Louis
Opera House took frs at 9 o'clock this at.
tsrnoon and was burnad to the ground.
Loss $20 900; insurance 81 900. -
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Ghn qtt,teliIq&l1'fr:e,r:::. vi I.
onice, Nos. 20 and II Fourteenth Street,
DAN VOORHEES, should tighten up bis
jaw. It is go loose that 1t may wag itself
entirely out Of joint. q -a.NIlL...
WHAT time We shall have next year
tho State Fair and the Big Rsunion both
booming In the same week. ~

THERE iH scarcely any room to doubt
that Cleveland aud Hill have made q
dckor, and 1t cannot be denied that thoirs
isa pretty strong team 40 Buch things 20.
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IT Is beloved that Lamont did not en-.
joy the Philadelphia iestlvitles. Ia In.
mont fornirst the old flag when its ample
folds do not encompass an appropria.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-08
NOT GLIMMERING THIS MONTH.
The Planetary Sisterhood Not Visible
in October's Evening Sky.

The Planetary Sisterhood Not Visible
in October's Evening Sky.
The planetary sisterhood will be absent
from the evening sky during the month of
October. Venus, which has been a con-
spicuous object in the armament for many
months past, has moved to the westerly side
of the sun 1t sets before that luminary,
and will he visible hereafter durinaAhe year
in the easterly side of the sky only as morn
ing star Jupiter also, has virtually van
ished 1t will be too near the sun to be
clearly visible at the beginningof the month
The sun in its sweep eastward through
the consultations is steadily drawing
closer and closer to the Giant Planet
and by the end of the month its brilliancy
will be dimmed by the splendor of the Solar
rays On Nov. s, it will set with the sun,
and will take its place beside Venus as
morning star for the remainder of the year
Mercury will be on the easterly side of the
sun during the month, but will be too near
it to be visible. Uranus passes TO the west
erly side of the sun during the month, and
joins Venus, Saturn. Mars and Neptune as
morning star, of which planetary quintette
it will be the least conspicuous member, save
Neptune